The average RV storage cost in Chicopee is $139 each month.

RVs vary in size, so the RV storage unit dimensions depend on the type of vehicle you have. You'll be able to find Chicopee RV storage units to fit a travel trailer, Class A RV, and everything in between.

Use Neighbor's map tool and zoom into your desired areas or search by your specific location to find RV storage near you. You'll see convenient RV storage units in many neighborhoods throughout Chicopee.

Here is what your neighbors might offer:

Access 24-Hour: Rent a Chicopee RV storage that has access 24/7, perfect for accessing your RV on your own schedule.

Top-notch security: Many types of RV storage near Chicopee will have protection like a padlock or access code, while some even offer security cameras or 24-hour surveillance. Neighbor has the best, most secure Chicopee RV storage.

If you're not using your RV full-time, you should start your engine monthly.

Here are some suggestions for storing a RV long-term, no matter where you live: Defrost the fridge and clean the interior, prevent rust by repairing any holes or cracks, wash the outside and use an RV cover, and start and run the engine once a month.

When temperatures inch toward the low 30s, it's a good idea to winterize your RV. First, put antifreeze in the pipes. Then, replace A/C filters and remove and store batteries. Finally, stop rodents from making a home in your RV by patching any holes or cracks.

It's best not to store your RV outside in the winter. Limit potential weather damage with a climate-controlled RV storage unit in Chicopee.

You should take extra safety measures if you're storing an RV in hot weather. Increase circulation by opening air vents; wash and wax the outside; drain water tanks; empty, clean, and defrost the refrigerator; and put on an RV cover as well as window and tire covers.

Your best option is to rent indoor, climate-controlled RV storage to prevent mold and mildew from developing inside your vehicle and keep wood finishes from cracking.

We highly recommend getting insurance. Your renter's or homeowner's insurance policy should cover potential damage or theft while your RV is being stored.